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7. Jacob and Esau a) Jacob's lentil soup b) Jacob in Haran

Genesis (Part 2) Section Four. 7. Jacob and Esau a) Jacob's lentil soup b) Jacob in Haran c) Jacob’s family in Canaan. 8. Joseph in Egypt. a) Joseph sold by his brothers b) Joseph’s rise to power in Egypt. 7. Jacob and Esau

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7. Jacob and Esau a) Jacob's lentil soup b) Jacob in Haran

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  1. Genesis (Part 2) Section Four 7. Jacob and Esau a) Jacob's lentil soup b) Jacob in Haran c) Jacob’s family in Canaan. 8. Joseph in Egypt. a) Joseph sold by his brothers b) Joseph’s rise to power in Egypt.

  2. 7. Jacob and Esau a) Jacob's lentil soup (Genesis 25:29-34) Nutricious soup. Seeds have fast cooking time Can be mixed with rice which takes a similar time to cook. Jacob shows how easily the birthright could be taken away from Esau. He desired to fulfil his appetites. Esau was sensual not spiritual. (Heb. 12:16-17) He lost the birthright because he had no regard to spiritual things. The birthright (Deut 21:16-17) The right of the first born could be lost. Reuben forfeited his birthright – given to the children of Joseph (1 Chron.5:1-2).

  3. The right of the firstborn (Genesis 27) Jacob deceives his father to receive the blessing of the firstborn. Isaac’s eyes are dim. Jacob put on Esau’s clothing. Jacob’s received the blessing by deception.

  4. b) Jacob in Haran Mandrakes Genesis 30:14-18 The Hebrew word for mandrakes is Mydwd (duwday) which means love-apple. It was associated with exciting sexual desire, and pregnancy. Leah gave her sister Rachel mandrakes in return Leah spent the night with Jacob. Leah was the one who became pregnant. Song of Songs 7:13

  5. c) Jacob’s family in Canaan. Genesis 32 Jacob wrestles with the Angel. He was given the name Israel - One who has fought with God and prevailed. Genesis 33 Jacob meets his brother Esau again.

  6. Rachel’s tomb outside Bethlehem Genesis 35:18-20. Rachel died in childbirth. She called the boy Benoni but Jacob called him Benjamin.

  7. d) Joseph in Egypt Joseph sold by his brothers to the Ishmaelites for 20 pieces of silver. Genesis 37:28

  8. Joseph’s rise to power in Egypt took place during the 13th dynasty.

  9. Joseph was in Egypt during the time of the thirteenth dynasty His wife was Asenath, daughter of Poti-Pherah (priest of On). His sons were born during the 7 years of plenty. (Genesis 41:50) Manasseh and Ephraim Pharaoh Sobekhotep IV (c. 1720 BC)

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